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FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1925.

OUR GREAT MOTOR CAR CLUB.

THE FOLLOWING ARE THOSE WHOSE NAMES HAVE BEEN ENTERED AND WHO HAVE BEEN VOTED FOR AS THE MOST POPULAR "PEOPLE IN HONGKONG. THE LIST IS CHANGED THREE TIMES WEEKLY-MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,

3:

Nome.

Miss G. Ellis-10. Ice House Street

C. de Mello-5, Kennedy Road

C. Eond-Gunde. Price & Co. Jan

*M. Rafeck-0.S.K. Co.

A. C. Greaves-8, Excelsior Terrace

Dr. Wan Ylk Shing-12; D'Aguilar Street

Miss Mendowa-P.W.D.

18460

18440

THE CHINA MAIE

LOCAL SPORT

FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW'S SEMI-FINALS

IN SHIELD.

SOME OF THE TRAMS.

CSC V. EAST SURREYS,

- In the First: Division. Loiguo match the C.S.C.C, will be represented by

EW. Hamilton (Captain), G. R Sayer, J. de Rome, E. B. Reed, | B. D. Evana,- H. G. Wallington.

The following games are down E. Lawrence, E C.. Fincher, F. Baker, F. J. Ling, and F. HA for decision to-morrow:

Holdman.

JUNIOR SHIELD: SEMI-FINAL, Surrey's Reserves v. Recreio

"A" Sookumpoo ground.. "Kick-off, 2.50 p.m. sharp.....

SENIOR SHIELD SEMI-FINAL... R.A.

v Police, Sookumpoo ground:

CSC RA

In the junior friendly game, the following have been selected to play for the CS.CCEPA F. Harper, (Captain), W. H. Edmonds, FL. Squibbs, C. Alex- ander, C. Sara, H. Strange, C. H. Beardall, AW Grimmitt, W. Cullip, H. F. Westlake, and R. A. Smith.

HK.C.C. V. UNIVERSITY

The following will represent the University in the senior League' fixture with the H. K C. C.:~

H. N. Balhatcher (Captain), Rev. E. & Quick, Prof. F. A Redmond, R. A. Ponsonby-Fane, AS. Hett, "B,"A. A. Rumjaho, T. E. Yeoh, T. 0. Yeow, Youngsaye, C. W. Lam and B.PNG TOU

University v.. St. Joseph's

Navy "A" ground. Kick-off, 2.45 p.m. sharp... As the Shield Semi-final will be on to-morrow, there will be no senior League games.

KCC IRC. The KCC representatives in a friendly game with the LRG will At Sookumpoo the Surreys be H. Overy, JC, Lyal, F. Reserves will semi-final of the Gee Lee, A. RF. Raven, R. Reserves will meet the Recreio Goodwin, S. Jex, A. W. Ramsey, Junior Shield Competition. Both Witchell, T. M. Cochrane, C. J. teams hold good positions in the Tacchi, and T. Smith. League. The Recreio have the better one and their good average for-the-season-in-something ap- proaching a record for a junior competition. These two teams have met twice in the League, the Club annexing three points out of the four. It is rumoured that the soldiers will try out some. new players. Recreio will start favourites, and I expect them to qualify to meet Kowloon in the

Votes.

611520

Mrs. C. J. Roe-2, Observatory Villas

609990

Miss Amy Stonham-15a, Orient Building.. Kowloon.

(807870)

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Mrs. Molly D. Lee-5, Shalloy Street

604740

Alec. B Allan-H.M. Naval Yard

600190

[By "Dutchie."]

Miss Elsa Eca da Silva-Thoresen, & Co.

.599040:

Miss D. Witchell-Cok's Path, Kowloon

.598980-

W. E. Van Epps-Brown, Jones & Co.

597090

Miss Rose Lau-59, Caine Road

578680

Miss Mimi Alvės-6, Carnarvon Building, Kowloon

.563950

Doris' Lee-9, Seymour Road

547540

Edith H. Kee-260, Queen's Road

.543060

Miss Annie Tollan-20, Nathan Road

510240

Miss Alice Lau-Plans,-lad, Asiatic Building

.442420

Miss Lolita da Sousa-1, Aimai Villas, Kowloon.

438100

H. Chon-Equitable Eastern Bank

.342770

Kick-off 4:15 p.m.".

Basil Fung 4. West End Terrace

314120

Mrs. Elsie Danenberg-1, The Albany

LEAGUE DIVISION II China "B" v. Recreio

"B,"

175240

Miss Chenalloy-Nestle Milk Co.

154940

Miss L. McKenzie-Struthers & Barry

150700

.133800

Miss R. Mow Fung-Gilman & Co., Ltd.

125970

James Chue-e 'o American Consulate

.102560

Miss Violet Tock-Goddard & Douglas, 4a. Des Voeux Ed. 95870

Chinese ground._.· ́.. China "A" v. St. Joseph's

St. Joseph's ground. Club v. Sacred Heart,

ground. Kowloon v Drums, Kowloon

ground.

“A,"

I

Club

Mrs, E. E. Ellis-Hongkong Hotel..

90400

Dr. John Fenton-Lugard Hall, Hongkong University

86220

84860

82960

76100

74820

70350

W. J. Wilkinson-Hongkong Land Investment Co.

54640

Miss B. Bliss H.K., Canton & Macno Steamboat Go.

28940.

R. A. Cooper-N, Lazarus Opticians, 12, Queen's Road C. 24300 A. G. Suffiad-B.A.T.....

.: 22420

John Mackenzie-J. F. Grose & Co., 6, Des Voeux Road.. 21440

R. C. Pass-Douglas 3.5. Co.

Teddy Hyndman-Kowloon Docks."

Miss N. McEwen-Leys Lodge, Kowloon

Miss V. Capel-Torres Building, 'Kowloon

W. Shea-Colonial Dispensary, Queen's Road Central... 13000

Miss M. Kent-Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

12730

Mias Julia Wong-30, Caine Road

11640

S. James Silva-Government House

11450

D. Hillier Harbour Office ...

9840

Fred V. Wong-333, Nathan Road, Kowloon

9320

Miss Siu Wai Sheung-1, Leys Building, Kowloon

8640

final.

C. F. Vaa-Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ltd.

7800

The Senior Shield semi-final

Mrs. N. O'Sullivan-co Denton's

7160

Miss Florence She-4. Seymour Terrace

6900

the Police will follow the Junior

H. R. Landolt. Orient Building

6890

game. The last time the Gun-

Miss Mabel Gittins-Union Trading Co., Prince's Bldg.

6760

ners captured the Shield was in

Ellis M. Joseph-Odell & Behar

6750

1914. The Police won it in 1920,

LIVELY SINGLES DUEL.

Miss Mollie Churn-Diocesan Girls' School

6560

Miss Cissy Xavier-3. Humphreys Avenue

6480

E. Cordeiro-Noronha & Co. ........

6310

after some lucky walk-overs in the various rounds. On present form the Police should win. They will,

Mrs. Evelyn Castro-21, Grine Road

6200

Joe Montalto-3, Duddell Street ...

Miss Maria Remedios-37, Granville Road, Kowloon.

6080 5920

E. Ezra-D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd. ...

5800

Freddie Cunha-Chartered Banking Corp.

Pang Hung Cheung-Government. House

5560 5440

Miss Alice Lee-37, Robinson Road".

5250

Dr. K. S. Cheah-54, Morrison. Hill, Road

6200

Miss Gladys de Souza-2, Orient Building, Kowloon

5120

Miss Ivy Musso--29, Morrison Road

5100

Mok Tsun Fong-4, Wood Road".

5040

Mak Ying Gay- Wood Road

5020

Mrs. A. J. Martin-Nathan House, Kowloon

5900

Mrs. T. C. Wong-1, Prospect Place

5000

Miss Leomore Gomes-c/o Jardine, Matheson, Pedder St.

5000.

Miss Patricia Remedios-17, Castle Road

5000

Bertha Xavier-c/o Deacon's. Prince's Building

Y. M Wan-A. Hing Studio, 2, Queen's Road E.

Tsoi Wai Chung-e/o Hongkong Trading Co.

5000 5000 5000

17850 13640

C. H. Lyson-Lyson & Hall, Solicitors, Bank of China Bldg. 12900:

SHADOWS BEFORE.

Coming Events Advertised In The Mai,

ENTERTAINMENTS.

March 13.-Coronet Theatre, "The Fighting Blade."

March 13.-Star Theatre, "Six Cylinder Love."

A LEPER CHIEF.

The death of the Nawab of Dir removes from the scene of Frontier politics a remarkable personality:

K.C.C. V. HKE‚C.. The "A" team of the K.C.C. meeting the Hongkong Electric Co. in a friendly game will be: B. Petherant, L.A. R. Duncan, w. F. J. Gorvin, A. J. Kaw, E. G. Renton, J. C. Long, D. S. Green, E. G. Gordan, W. Hill, J. S. Cox, and E. O. Murphy..

TENNIS.

between the Royal Artillery and PROGRESS OF THE CLUB

TOURNAMENT.

Yew Man-tsun, a player who has

O'Callaghan scored, most of his points by clever placing and cross-!

SPORTS CABLES

FOOTBALL

MATCHES IN HOME LEAGUES

LEICESTER CREEPS UP;

(Reuter's Service:)

LONDON, March 12 A Second Division League at Leicester, between Leicester and Crystal Palace resulted a

Leicester van k Crystal Palace

ADVER

B.LLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP

THE COLONY

EMENEST

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB

ALL

LL entrice for the above are, to following are the revised be sent to the Hon. Secretary MEETINGS are to be held the

•`dates on which EXTRA RACE of the Victoria Recreation Club by Season. MONDAY, March 18, 1925, 6 pm..

Batrance lea of $2 must accompany May and 1st June 10th and 18th 11th and 13th April, 2nd May, 30th

entries.

R. C. WITCHELL,

Hon. Secretary-

VICTORIA RECREATION clun Hongkong, 13th March, 1925.

October 7th November, and Eth December.

Hongkong, 13th March, 1925.

POSITION WANTED.

League between: Halifax and DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY REQUIRED by Britisher-Position

A northern (Third Division) Crewe, at Halifax, resulted:-

Halifax disney probar Crewe

TABLES TO DATE,

DIVISION H.,

Goals PW.LD. FAP Derby32 20 66.66 29 46 Leicester.....30 18 6 6 75.28.42 Manchester UJI 17 7 7 45:21 41 Chelsea.32 13 7 12 43:29 38 Portsmouth,-31 10. 7:14 40 41 34 Port Vale........... 30, 14.11 5.35-37 33 Clapton O32 12 12 8 33 31 32 Wolverhampto C

· LIMITED.

THE Ordinary General Meeting of the above Company will be held at the Company's Offices 20, Des Voeux Road Central on SATURDAY the 28th of March, 1995 at 31 am,

Taa Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 21st March to 28th of March, both days inchmive,

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Bilk and Valuabis Cargo for Italy, 32 147 rt 69.34 39 and/or extra hazardous Godowns of N. Brighton..30 16 9 5 58 38 37 Holt's Wharf, whence delivery may be will be conveyed by this Steamer pro Franos and London (under arrangement) Those who went down to the Rochdale 31 15 10 6 57 45 36 obtained.

No Claims will be admitted af or the ceeding to Rombay and there trans Lincoin 32.15 11 6 50 43 36 I hear, be without E. Post, who is H.K.C.C. courts yesterday to see, ton...33 13 12 8 58-63 34 Gaola have left the Godowns, and all shipped to the carrying Steamer for on the sick list. Oram is expect. Captain C. T. O'Callaghan play Crewe 32 10 11 11. 42. 56 31 Goods remaining undelivered after 19th and London. ed to deputise. The BA team in his first public tennis match Barrow...30 12 12 6 43 50 30 March, 1925, will be subject to rent. for to-morrow is an unknown were not disappointed Against Chesterfield :30 12 12 6 39 31 30 All Claims against the steamer must quatity, but most oftheir regular had about ten years tournament Doncaster...32 11 14 4 42 51 29 be presented to the Undersigned on or players will, no doubt, be in atten- experience, the newcomer showed Halifax 31 10 12 9 38 41 20 before 26th March, 1925, or they dance. A very close game should up convincingly and after getting Walsall 32 10 14 8 34:42 28 will not be recognised. be seen and the result should see into his form, was always superior. Durham 30 8 11 11 34-51 27. Goods are to be left la tha Godown

All broken, chafed and damaged Wigan31 0 12 10 43 50 28 the Police qualifying to meet Kowloon in the final.

Accrington...31 10 14 7 48.58 27 where they will be examined on any court drives, forehand and back. Grimsby...31 0 15 7 36 45:25 Tuesdays or Fridays, between the hand. He has a very powerful Hartlepools...30 8 13 9 35 47 25 hours of 10.45 am, and Noon, within service, which he generally follows Tranmere...29 10 16 3 43 56 24 the free storage period of one week. up with forceful work at the net

Wrexham.....32 8 17 7 28 50 23 No Fire Insurance has been effected

Bills of Lading will be countersigned, There were times when he seem. Rotherham 30 5 18 7-31 63 17 ed to be nonplussed' by the light

THE BANK LINE LIMITED. and the presence of one of the

General agents, trees. In the first set many of SHANGHAI

Hongkong, 13th March, 1925. his smashes went into the net, but afterwards his overhead play show-.

The above, kindly supplied by ed great improvement,

Yew Man-taun played with Messrs. J. Gould & Co., were the understanding, studying his op Market this morning.”

opening quotations on the Shanghai ponent's game and looking out

Tix. for weak points which were not forthcoming. His willingness, toʻ

****24.50 Buyers. Langkats Evos

11.75 Buyers. go up to the net contributed in no

Buyers. small measure to a lively slogies New Engineerings. 9 Shanghai Docks......122

Buyers. Orientals.

3.75 Buyers. Shanghal Cottons 59 Buyers.

In the Junior League games, the Recreio "B" should win China "A" and St. Joseph's "A" should on present form result in a draw. Sacred Heart should beat the Club Reserves; and the Drums should take the two points from Kowloon. On paper the University-St. Joseph's "B" game looks a draw, but should the former turn out at full strength 1 expect them to win.

TOMORROW'S TEAMS.

The late chieftain was a strong CLUB RESERVES V. SACRED HEART. able and resourceful ruler, keeping a very firm control over his turbu

and was also afflicted with a cleft

The undermentioned will repre- lent subjects in that rugged country sent the Hongkong Football Club and retaining the respect of his Reserves in their Second Division neighbours. Yet he was a leper League fixture with the Sacred palate. He waged a long and Heart at 2.45 p.m. on the Club desultory campaign against the ground:-F. Angus; E. Hanlon. March 13. Queen's Theatre, Mian Gul of Swat two or the E. Railton; T. Richmond, G. Puncheon, S. H. Garrod E. A "Sure Fire Flint."

Roberts, B. Bell. S. O. Hill, A. Ferguson, and J. Douglas.

March 13.-World Theatre, "Defying Destiny"

March 16.-City Hall, Cello Recital by Mr. Sergei Stupin.

March 16.-Concert in St. Andrew's Hall, in aid of the train ing ship "Arethusa."

March 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28. Theatre Royal, "The Gon doliers."

years ago, the feature of the fight. ing being the smallness of the casualties as compared with its duration in point of time. It may be remembered that on the occasion of the visit of the Prince of Wales

duelin

QUOTATIONS.

O'Callaghan took the first two games and then Yew evened up. two all.. Each won a game, three all and then Yew, playing at the top of his, form, annexed three A Chinese constable was charged games in succession to win the at the Central Magistracy yester day before Mr. J. R. Wood with Brst set 6.3.

By getting used to Yew's pretty assaulting a Chinese named Mak chops, O'Callaghan ran away with Karn at Queen's Road East. The The scores then read 4-1, 5-1, 5-2 by Mr. Eco, d'Almada, stated in "four games in the second set. complainant, who was represented. and 6 2 Yew opened promisingly evidence that the constable

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Leading Articles Local and. Ganmal.. In the third set, but soon fell off approached him for a search Social and Personal Reserve: J. Dixon.

He was the first two games in and struck him four times. Stolen Opium Pipe KOWLOON RESERVES V. SURREY'S good style, but lost the next six to causing Injuries to his eye. The Franch Leave.....

DRUMS..

give O'Callaghan the third set and accused giving evidence stated St. Paul'a .........: The following have been select-the lead by two sets to one. to Peshawar the contending forces

that the complainant at first re-Pashing" Rum.. mutually agreed to a truce in ordered to play for the Kowloon In the final set, Yew could not fused to be searched, but later Shot in the Leg that some of them might make the Reserves in their Second Division get going, winning only the third submitted. He denied the allege journey southwards: to see the League match. versus Surrey's game. O'Callaghan evoked ap- tion of assault. In imposing a Royal visitor. The Nawab leaves Drums at 2.45 p.m. on the Kow-plause on many occasions by a fine of $10, His Worship remarked behind him three sons, the sidest loon ground: G. B. Slipper; variety of winning shots and won that he had taken into considers being about 28 years of age, but W. H. Brown, D. Urquhart: A. W, this set 6.1.

tion the man's many years' service succession to the Chieftainship Brown (Capt.), C. Caveille, S. Another close match in the with the police and fairly good March 18. Cinematograph may possibly be contested by one Randle: G. Morris, A. Latham, K. Open Singles was that between record. display for children at Helena of his brothers."

Mason, A. Fitzgerald, and V, Flacher and Edo, the former May Institute, 5 p.m.

Hast..

winning by three straight seta, Reserve B. J. Vickars,

Fincher's service was very good

March 24-Eleventh piano forte recital of Prof. Danenberg's pupils, 5.30 p.m.

BOCIAL.

March 18.-K.C.C. Dance at Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden,

8.30 p.m. to midnight.

COMPANY MEETINGS. March 14.-Thirty-sixth meet-}

March 14-Fifth annual re-ing of the Hongkong Electric Co., union dinner of Queen's College Ltd., at P. & O. Buildings, 11 a.m. Old Boys' Association, College March 19.-General meeting of Hall, 8 p.m.

March 17. Concert at St.

Union Insurance Society of Can- Patrick's Club, Garden Road, inton, Ltd., Union Building, noon. celebration of St. Patrick's Day Ltd. Shareholders' meeting. * March 21—A. Si Watson & Co., March 21.-Second annual din Hongkong Hotel, 11 a.m. ner of Rational Press Association March 27 Fifty-sixth meet in Hongkong Hotel.ing of shareholders of the Hong- March 21-Annual dinner of kong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., at Old Boys of Diocesan Boys' School Messrs, Jardine, Matheson's at the School, p.m.

offices, noon, as

SPORT

March 21 Hongkong Jockey Club's second extra race meeting, 2.80 p.m.

-PODLIO-AVOTIONS March 14 The and Brokeling Co., Furniture and chir 11:30 am

Kina

March 80-Yearly meeting of the H.K. and Whampoa Dock Co Ltd., at 2 Queen's Building, noon. March 31 Forty-seventh

ting-of shareholders-of-

& Sugar Refining Co.) Mesars. Jardine Matheson's off

ISSION

CRICKET.

TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES

opponent.

and his placing often beat his Handicap Singles "A" (first Colonel Russell Brown beat L round):-FA Henslowe (rec, 3/6) Forster in the Club Champion-GB Heit (rec: 3/6.)

ahip after a strenuous struggle.s

Resulta follow

Ar Open Championship Singles (first round). C. Fincher, bear T. O'Callaghan beat Yew Mane T. Edo-10-8, 6-3, 7-5 Captain C. tsun 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1.

Handicap Singles "B" (first round) G. de Man (acr) v. S. C.

P. H. Bonner.nan (sc) Cook (rec. 3/6), N Evans (owe 2/6) Mixed Doubles (first round):- The following are the provision

Davison (owe 15) V. T. Monaghan

Col. Montague Bates and Mrs al fixtures for more play

and Mrs C C Stark towe 36) commencing at 2 pm.

Club Championship (second (Second round)-L M S Lloyd League Division I round)-Col. Russell Brown beat and Miss Peck (scr.) v. B.D: Evans Hongkong CC. Av Univer L Forster 6-4, 4-6, 7-5, 6-09 sit on the University ground.

and Mrs H. Grifin (rec. 3/6)??? K] Handicap, Singles DB2 (first s Hongkong C. C |v) Crilgan: round)-P. W. Greono (roc. 15) gower C. C. on the CCC ground, heat G. Van Egmond (scr.) 6-3,

Civil Service C. C.

GOLF

| Cabin Thafts,..

Boatmen's Strike.. Fighting Malaria

The Need is Urgent Chiness Tombora. Welsh Notes Presentation2

Flower Show.

Shammed Dead

The Volunteer Corp.

Local Bank Note Marked-Money

For Ten Ya Steamer 4 Wah Yan

St. Paul's Rang Charge Utopy Girl Guides Savie

On Holiday Bono.4.

8-Orange Blossoms...

8 Murder Charge...

Cheloo Death

-8-| Factory Blaze

Summer is Coming Exchange of Clothes Correpondeare Steamer Delayed Going Home Tale of A Gan Funeral

$40.000 Opium Harl Bank's Liabilitipa.. Armed Robbers

12 |Captain Robbed

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